If you have any fannie loans left (and good credit) I would definitely take that 250k and diversify in three markets with eight-ten properties.

Yet another tenant problem has arisen in my insane little universe.So, I have a tenant who has given her 30-day notice that she is leaving.

The property manager sends a notice to tenants that on such and such a day an inspection will be performed on the buildings etc.

If they ignore the invoice, we will give a reminder and, at 60-days (30-days late) file a Notice to Vacate {read: begin the eviction process}.

When reviewing the purchase further, I noticed that the roof had significant deflection (approx 6"-8").

I start to look through their pictures, and smile, I like them....then I notice...they have not been on Facebook in years!

Wow, I know nothing of Virginia law so you will need to contact a local attorney for specific advice.First I would send the certified letter to their last known address.Second I would also have a Notice to Quit, or the local variation of it served on them.Third, never lock a tenant out of the apartment unless you have a lawyer tell you to do so in writing, and you have a copy of his malpractice insurance.The truth is you need to see an attorney who does evictions.

I noticed the days on the market for LI properties are quite long.

Tenants must give notice on the 20th of the month BEFORE the last month (that is Mar 31 is end of lease.

I was wondering if someone could shed some light on this topic for me.Ive noticed that someone has put a property in the name of a trustee during the course of a bankruptcy.